To Phyllis and family, our deepest condolences to you , May you wonderful memories hold you strong in the days to come.
You were his light and strength, hugs to you …..Bill and Karen

Phyllis and family:Please accept our heartfelt condolences on the passing of Doug.
Eugene and Linda Webber

To Phyllis & Family

Our thoughts are with you at this time of sorrow..

Bob & Wanda Reynolds

Dear Phyllis, Steven and Grandchildren,
Please accept our deepest sympathy in the loss of Doug. Does not seem that long ago that we were together saying goodbye to Mel and then Don and sharing laughs and just being together. Unfortunately with COVID we will not have the same togetherness, but the love and sympathy we share will be the same.
Treasure your memories of Doug and hold them close to your hearts where he will always remain and remember that LOVE never dies.
RIP Doug, until we meet again. We Love you!
Love and Sympathy,
Linda and Edward

Phylis and family
Sincere sympathy in your great loss. Doug was a good man and will be missed. May God grant peace and comfort during this difficult time.

Dear: Phyllis, Steve (Mary Ann), Kristyn, Dylan (Meghan), Cadyn (Shania), Paige (Jake), Todd, Taylar & Extended Families . . .

Our hearts are heavy with sadness after we learned the heartbreaking news about the sudden passing of a Crediton neighbour, Doug. There is no greater grief than the loss of an especially important man in your life, who was taken so suddenly and at such a young age. We are grieving alongside you and praying for strength and peace in the difficult days ahead. Treasure the wonderful memories and happy moments Doug has blessed each of you with, as these moments will bring a warm smile to your heart. We will remember Doug as a good man with a big heart. He was kind, caring, thoughtful, generous, knowledgeable and he touched a lot of lives with his friendship and years of service with the Crediton community.

You have so many wonderful family, friends, neighbours & community grieving along side you also – please find strength by leaning on them for faith, courage, comfort, and support. May it be of some comfort to know that Doug’s health struggles are over, and he is now resting in peace and reunited with Mike. His legacy continues in you all . . .

Although it’s difficult today to see beyond the sorrow,
May looking back in memory help comfort you tomorrow. ~ Author Unknown ~

Grief is the last act of Love we must give to those we Loved. Where there is deep Grief, there was great Love!

In this sorrowful time, we would like to extend to you our heartfelt condolences. You are in our thoughts & prayers – sending lots of Love & virtual Hugs to all. Xo Xo

Clare & Brenda (Parsons) Martene & Family

Phyllis, Steven, Grandchildren , Marg & Earl

My sympathy to you Phyllis and all your family at this very sad time. Enjoyed my little visits with you & Doug when we were able to go to MacDonalds. Known Doug for yrs & remember his Mom & Dad. Crediton memories. All of you will have so many memories to share now & in days to come. Thinking of you all. God Bless everyone of you.

Phyllis and family It is with great sadness we grieve with you the loss of Doug he will be greatly missed by the family community and fire dept. We have great memories of activities with him and the family. Charlie & Doreen Browning

Phyllis and family.
Sorry to hear of Doug’s passing.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
Richard and Mary Erb

Phyllis, Steve, Kristyn and families, we are very sorry to hear of Doug’s passing. He was a wonderful man. He had a great sense of humour. He liked to tease. He was a dedicated firefighter. Cherish your precious memories. Hugs and prayers, George and Sue Wilson and family

Oh I am so very sorry for this loss. Doug was such a wonderful soul with a big and caring heart. I was fortunate to have met him and worked with him.

Phyllis and family, sending my heartfelt condolences. I have a lot of fond memories of Doug and the time our families spent together. He sure loved to tease. Hold your memories close and may they get you through this tough time.

Charlene (Browning) Poag

I’m shocked to see that Doug has passed. Phyllis and family, help one and another through this sad time. Mourn, it is right to do so, share thoughts and stories, call on friends and neighbours, it is right to do so.
I remember an orange pick-up – maybe you prefer not to, bus driving, a sense of humour – just a few memories.

A man dedicated to the land and family, gone too soon.

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Rest in Peace, Doug

Phyllis, Steve, Kristyn and families,
Sending our deepest sympathy on Doug’s passing. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Bob & Sharon Pavkeje and family

Dear Phyllis and Family: Please accept our condolences. May Doug rest in peace. Darlene Lightfoot and Family

Dear Phyllis and family,
Please know you are in my special thoughts and prayers in the loss of Doug.
Take comfort in the many happy memories jhe has left you with.
Sincerely,Donna

My deepest sympathy to Phyllis and her family at this sad time. He will be greatly missed.

Dear Phyllis and Family,

Our sincere condolences on Doug’s passing. He fought for a long time and the fight is over for him; may he be at peace. He and Milt had lots of good old farm discussions over the years.
Treasure memories of good times together, may they comfort you always.

Phyllis, Steve and Mary Ann, Kristyn and families,
So sorry to hear about Doug. He was a great guy who will be missed by many. Thinking of all of you in the days ahead.
Margie

Our sincerest condolences Phyllis to you and your family. We have fond memories of Doug back in the day when we lived and worked in the Crediton area. He was a good man and will surely be missed by all. Our prayers are with you at this sad time.

Sincere sympathy to all the family, he will be greatly missed.
Jim & Linda Dietrich

Phyllis, Steve, MaryAnn and family , Our deepest condolences to you on the loss of Doug. Thinking of you during these difficult days. George and Kathy Lee

Phyllis and Family: I was so sorry to read of Doug’s passing. May your memories carry you through this difficult time. Everyone has my sincere condolences. Doug, may you now rest in peace.

John and I would like to offer our deepest condolences to all of the family. He was a lovely and kind neighbour.
Doug was the first neighbour to welcome us when we move up here.
Christina and John Vanhie

We are so sorry to hear of Doug’s passing. Hold on and treasure all your wonderful memories. Our thoughts have been with you all.

Sandra (Scott) Thomson, Corey and Meghan

Condolences to the Lightfoot Family. Doug’s contributions to the community over his 40 years with the Fire Department have not gone unnoticed. It was a pleasure to serve with both Doug & Steve.

Phyllis and Family

Please accept our deepest Condolences for the passing of Doug.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time.

Helen Swartz & Family

Our sympathies to all your family. Doug and the Fisher family go back to our childhood. Fun family gathering At Howard and Doreen’s.

Phyllis & Family:
Our deepest, heartfelt sympathy for the passing of Doug.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad, difficult time.
We will have memories which we made in S.H.D.H.S.
Jim & Verla

The Ratz family would like to extend our sincere sympathies to Phyllis, Steve and families.
I have a lot of fond memories of Doug, starting back in the 70s when he did our custom silo filling, and corn picking.
These were always big events on the farm and those were the days when we actually stopped for dinner and supper and
lunch in the evening when we finished the day! The first times he arrived with Harry Hirtzel and then Larry Jones, and then eventually with Steve and Mike.
I remember Doug as one of the hardest working men that Ive ever met, as well as a Federation of agriculture supporter,
a faithful church member, a volunteer firefighter and of course as our local Pride Seed dealer. I especially remember him as a friend.
Steve and Phyllis, we wish you all the best going forward without Doug to share memories with you. Another good man gone far too soon!
Roger and Belle Ratz

I remember moving to the community and meeting Doug Lightfoot driving bus and watching his grandchildren play hockey. It was an honour to know Doug. What a fine gentleman.
Doug Watson